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Jackson Ridge Condominium Association (15 Units)

πŸ“ 10 Jackson Ridge Rd, Jackson, NH 03846

Jackson, New Hampshire

Units

15

Year Built

1986–Present

Unit Types

detached single-family residential homes and cluster chalets

HOA Fees

~$60–$120/month

About Jackson Ridge Condominium Association

Jackson Ridge is a quiet residential hillside neighborhood located on an elevated ridge above Jackson Village, New Hampshire. The community features a forested alpine setting with views of Mount Washington, Carter Dome, and the surrounding Presidential Range.

Housing in Jackson Ridge consists of detached single-family chalets and custom mountain homes. The properties reflect traditional northern New England rustic and contemporary designs, utilizing natural timber, stone fireplaces, multi-level decks, and cathedral ceilings to complement the sloped terrain.

The community offers a private, tranquil residential setting tailored for vacation-home buyers and year-round residents. Without the dense foot traffic of commercial resorts, residents enjoy dark skies, native wildlife, and easy access to area trailheads. The homeowners association manages private road upkeep and winter plowing.

Positioned just outside Jackson Village, the neighborhood is minutes from local dining, cross-country ski trails, and golf courses. Downhill skiing at Black Mountain, Attitash, and Wildcat is easily accessible via Route 16.

HOA Fees Include

βœ“private road maintenance and winter snow removal

Community Amenities

β˜…mountain vistas
β˜…wooded parcels
β˜…and proximity to village trails

Additional Details

Builder/Developer

Custom builders / Developer-subdivided

Data from publicly available information - verify with association

Living in Jackson

Jackson is a picturesque White Mountains town in Carroll County, entered via a historic covered bridge and known for its extensive cross-country ski trail network. The town's village center sits beneath Mount Washington and the Presidential Range. Jackson's cross-country ski trails, maintained by a nonprofit foundation, draw skiers from across the Northeast, while nearby Black Mountain offers downhill skiing. The village includes inns, restaurants, and shops catering to visitors year-round. Housing in Jackson includes a significant share of vacation properties, with prices reflecting the town's reputation as a premier White Mountains destination. The town draws skiers, outdoor enthusiasts, and tourism-oriented residents.

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